Sentence examples for often propose from inspiring English sources

Instead of scouting for possible trades, Duquette said, he gathers firsthand impressions for his shows, whose callers often propose fanciful moves to benefit their teams.

People who reckon culture is to blame often propose economic solutions, from getting rid of marriage penalties to using public policy to promote wedlock.

It's more than just being hired for a role, it's a relationship that evolves with the theater companies, where the actors often propose projects and roles and are taken seriously by the artistic directors.

Yet EU salaries have continued to rise in the past four years.If institutions that so often propose reforms do little at home, it gives less hope for changes in costlier policies.

Along with the 50-state solution, would-be reformers on the right-wing often propose letting insurers sell across state lines, which, they say, will drive down costs through competition.

There are reasons to be skeptical about plans by Russia and the United States to hold an international conference on Syria — diplomats often propose meetings when they don't have solutions.

An increase in fees is often proposed as one of the most effective solutions.

Mr. Silber is often proposed as a possible target of the Dylan song "Positively Fourth Street".

The winged dinosaur Archaeopteryx is often proposed as an intermediate creature between reptiles and birds, but large uncertainties surround it.

Neither ports nor firms are highly computerised.Other high-tech solutions are often proposed: satellite-tracking facilities for instance.

But who is to blame that "academic economists often proposed solutions that glossed over real-world political and legal obstacles"?